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Itinerary for Nov 17 — Nov 23, 2013

Description: Historic Boone Tavern Hotel, celebrating its 100th anniversary as a member of the Historic Hotels of America, has just undergone a major renovation in all 63 guest rooms as well as all public spaces and dining rooms. Solid wood furniture pieces made by students are evident throughout.

Room amenities: All of our 58 guest rooms are elegant and charming and feature hand-crafted cherry, oak, and pine furniture made by Berea College Student Crafts over the past 100 years. Rooms also feature modern conveniences such as color television, private baths, coffee makers, hair dryers, and irons with ironing boards as well as elevator access.

Facility amenities: Whether you prefer traditional or creative southern cuisine, you will find palate pleasing fare in Boone Tavern’s Dining Room. Boone Tavern works in tandem with Berea College utilizing the Student Labor Program to staff the hotel. As you dine, most likely your waiter or waitress will be a Berea College student. Enjoy the quiet and ambiance of the lobby while taking in the daily newspaper or enjoying the free internet service provided. Boone Tavern is located on College Square which consists of many local shops and a coffee shop within walking distance and just a few doors down.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Description: Historic Boone Tavern Hotel, celebrating its 100th anniversary as a member of the Historic Hotels of America, has just undergone a major renovation in all 63 guest rooms as well as all public spaces and dining rooms. Solid wood furniture pieces made by students are evident throughout.

Room amenities: All of our 58 guest rooms are elegant and charming and feature hand-crafted cherry, oak, and pine furniture made by Berea College Student Crafts over the past 100 years. Rooms also feature modern conveniences such as color television, private baths, coffee makers, hair dryers, and irons with ironing boards as well as elevator access.

Facility amenities: Whether you prefer traditional or creative southern cuisine, you will find palate pleasing fare in Boone Tavern’s Dining Room. Boone Tavern works in tandem with Berea College utilizing the Student Labor Program to staff the hotel. As you dine, most likely your waiter or waitress will be a Berea College student. Enjoy the quiet and ambiance of the lobby while taking in the daily newspaper or enjoying the free internet service provided. Boone Tavern is located on College Square which consists of many local shops and a coffee shop within walking distance and just a few doors down.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Description: Historic Boone Tavern Hotel, celebrating its 100th anniversary as a member of the Historic Hotels of America, has just undergone a major renovation in all 63 guest rooms as well as all public spaces and dining rooms. Solid wood furniture pieces made by students are evident throughout.

Room amenities: All of our 58 guest rooms are elegant and charming and feature hand-crafted cherry, oak, and pine furniture made by Berea College Student Crafts over the past 100 years. Rooms also feature modern conveniences such as color television, private baths, coffee makers, hair dryers, and irons with ironing boards as well as elevator access.

Facility amenities: Whether you prefer traditional or creative southern cuisine, you will find palate pleasing fare in Boone Tavern’s Dining Room. Boone Tavern works in tandem with Berea College utilizing the Student Labor Program to staff the hotel. As you dine, most likely your waiter or waitress will be a Berea College student. Enjoy the quiet and ambiance of the lobby while taking in the daily newspaper or enjoying the free internet service provided. Boone Tavern is located on College Square which consists of many local shops and a coffee shop within walking distance and just a few doors down.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Description: Nestled in the rolling hills of Kentucky’s famed Bluegrass Region, the Inn at Shaker Village is the perfect getaway, complete with views of the gently rolling countryside. The Inn encompasses 73 guest rooms spread throughout fifteen restored 19th century Shaker buildings where Shakers once lived and worked. Simple but elegant, rooms are furnished with reproductions of Shaker furniture but have all the modern conveniences. Beds feature Temper-Pedic mattresses, contemporary bathrooms, and Bee-Kind toiletry products. Every room opens to a view of beautiful Bluegrass countryside. Select rooms have satellite television and complimentary wireless internet access. Comfortable common areas provide board games, books and seating conducive to relaxation and conversation.

Facility amenities: During your stay, dine by candlelight on hearty Kentucky foods and Shaker specialties at the renowned Trustees’ Office Dining Room, where true southern hospitality abounds. Explore Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, where you can tour America’s largest restored Shaker community, browse craft shops and explore 40 miles of trails. Complimentary wireless internet access is available in select rooms and in a public sitting room. Hair dryers are available in all rooms.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Additional nights after: $95 - $110 per night plus taxAdditional room nights must be reserved through the Shaker Village Road Scholar coordinator at (859) 734-1550. Participants must also make their own meal reservations and pay for meals after program ends. $95 - $110 per night plus tax

Check out time: 11:00 AM

Day Four: Wednesday, November 20 - Morning program at Berea College. After lunch tra...

Morning program at Berea College. After lunch transer to Shaker Village and check in. Guided tour of Village by costumed tour guides. Enjoy demonstrations of traditional crafts.

Breakfast: Buffet breakfast at Boone Tavern

Morning: Program on Appalachian Humor and Values and Appalachian music and instruments.

Lunch: Buffet lunch at Boone Tavern

Afternoon: After lunch, transfer to Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. Participants may decide to drive their own vehicles to Harrodsburg for easier departure on last day of program, distance is 45 miles. Check into rooms at Shaker Village. Guided tour of Shaker Village with costumed tour guides; demonstrations of traditional crafts.

Description: Nestled in the rolling hills of Kentucky’s famed Bluegrass Region, the Inn at Shaker Village is the perfect getaway, complete with views of the gently rolling countryside. The Inn encompasses 73 guest rooms spread throughout fifteen restored 19th century Shaker buildings where Shakers once lived and worked. Simple but elegant, rooms are furnished with reproductions of Shaker furniture but have all the modern conveniences. Beds feature Temper-Pedic mattresses, contemporary bathrooms, and Bee-Kind toiletry products. Every room opens to a view of beautiful Bluegrass countryside. Select rooms have satellite television and complimentary wireless internet access. Comfortable common areas provide board games, books and seating conducive to relaxation and conversation.

Facility amenities: During your stay, dine by candlelight on hearty Kentucky foods and Shaker specialties at the renowned Trustees’ Office Dining Room, where true southern hospitality abounds. Explore Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, where you can tour America’s largest restored Shaker community, browse craft shops and explore 40 miles of trails. Complimentary wireless internet access is available in select rooms and in a public sitting room. Hair dryers are available in all rooms.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Additional nights after: $95 - $110 per night plus taxAdditional room nights must be reserved through the Shaker Village Road Scholar coordinator at (859) 734-1550. Participants must also make their own meal reservations and pay for meals after program ends. $95 - $110 per night plus tax

Description: Nestled in the rolling hills of Kentucky’s famed Bluegrass Region, the Inn at Shaker Village is the perfect getaway, complete with views of the gently rolling countryside. The Inn encompasses 73 guest rooms spread throughout fifteen restored 19th century Shaker buildings where Shakers once lived and worked. Simple but elegant, rooms are furnished with reproductions of Shaker furniture but have all the modern conveniences. Beds feature Temper-Pedic mattresses, contemporary bathrooms, and Bee-Kind toiletry products. Every room opens to a view of beautiful Bluegrass countryside. Select rooms have satellite television and complimentary wireless internet access. Comfortable common areas provide board games, books and seating conducive to relaxation and conversation.

Facility amenities: During your stay, dine by candlelight on hearty Kentucky foods and Shaker specialties at the renowned Trustees’ Office Dining Room, where true southern hospitality abounds. Explore Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, where you can tour America’s largest restored Shaker community, browse craft shops and explore 40 miles of trails. Complimentary wireless internet access is available in select rooms and in a public sitting room. Hair dryers are available in all rooms.

Smoking policy: NoSmoking policies vary by facility. During all group events and activities, smoking is prohibited.

Additional nights after: $95 - $110 per night plus taxAdditional room nights must be reserved through the Shaker Village Road Scholar coordinator at (859) 734-1550. Participants must also make their own meal reservations and pay for meals after program ends. $95 - $110 per night plus tax

Check out time: 11:00 AM

Day Six: Friday, November 22 - Shaker Architecture/Shaker Music Performance

Important information about your itinerary: Please know that while we do everything we can to finalize all aspects of our programs well in advance, there are logistics that occasionally must be altered. Our website will reflect the most recent information, and we are committed to providing you with final program details no later than eight weeks prior to the start of programs outside the U.S. and three weeks prior to the start of programs within the U.S. If you ever have questions about your program, please don't hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to assist you.

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*Please note that due to the nature of some programs, the remote location or government regulations, listening devices may not be available. If you’d like to know for sure if your program will offer listening devices, just call and ask an Advisor!